UK Man Has Photographed Something Strange...

reply to post by Cynicaleye


Well Im pleased that someone remembered to check this picture in JpegSnoop.

Originally posted by PaidDisinfoAgent
To anyone who thinks this is an alien walking through someones backyard mid day:

There's nothing more to add at this point.

edit on 3-4-2011 by PaidDisinfoAgent because: (no reason given)

I'd like to add to it actually. To all the millions of people looking to extraterrestrials for 'the answers', how much do you think youre going to learn from a civilisation that chooses a housing estate in preston for a field trip.

Originally posted by defiler
reply to post by Cynicaleye

 

Well Im pleased that someone remembered to check this picture in JpegSnoop.

Yes, and it showed nothing.

A detailed analysis of the actual photo, showed no evidence of photomanipulation. This photo has already been analyzed and classified as an unknown. I am interested to know if there is new info?

reply to post by woghd


ive had it through PS and AE in the last half hour under every filter i could think of. It's definitely 'there', was there when the pic was taken and is a real 3d world object, but that's really all anyone can say. I bet it's STILL there as well...

Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
reply to post by ZeroGhost

 

Well, some people did try to build an eco community trying to be in tune with the nature spirits and angel devas. I ran across the idea of it in the Theosophical bookstore back in the 70's. They also had a book written by a woman who claimed to see the nature spirits. I cannot remember her name now.

Yes, they prooved it worked.

Read about George Washington Carver, Luther Burbank and others who saw auras, thought they were going nuts, but actually had abilities to see the biological life force.

Burbank used to write about his walk through his garden, seeing glows and colors. He invented 800 types of plants. A visionary Botinist.

Carver, also had similar abilities, and was a visionary in the 1800's inventing and showing us great new crops like Peanuts, that were only used for animal feed before he showed us how good a food source it was.

Also Secret Life of Plants and Secrets of the Soil are great books that show how incredible life and our ability to perceive, grow and benefit from it, it really is.

ZG

Originally posted by nexusferox
reply to post by woghd

 

It's definitely 'there', was there when the pic was taken and is a real 3d world object

Same with me. It is definitely a realworld object. If it is an statue of some sort, it certainly isn't simply leaning on the fence. The center of gravity is slightly ahead of it, indicating that it is in motion, even if that means it is only falling forward. The most interesting detail is the fact that there is no room for the creature to occupy the space it is in. In fact it appears to be embedded into the wall.

Originally posted by ZeroGhost

Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
reply to post by ZeroGhost

 

Well, some people did try to build an eco community trying to be in tune with the nature spirits and angel devas. I ran across the idea of it in the Theosophical bookstore back in the 70's. They also had a book written by a woman who claimed to see the nature spirits. I cannot remember her name now.

Yes, they prooved it worked.

Read about George Washington Carver, Luther Burbank and others who saw auras, thought they were going nuts, but actually had abilities to see the biological life force.

Burbank used to write about his walk through his garden, seeing glows and colors. He invented 800 types of plants. A visionary Botinist.

Carver, also had similar abilities, and was a visionary in the 1800's inventing and showing us great new crops like Peanuts, that were only used for animal feed before he showed us how good a food source it was.

Also Secret Life of Plants and Secrets of the Soil are great books that show how incredible life and our ability to perceive, grow and benefit from it, it really is.

ZG

The Luther Burbank/Thomas Edison/Henry Ford trio were very close freinds, and all saw auras. If you go to the Luther Burbank gardens in Santa Rosa, you can see his work, but mor importantly, view the photos. He took a lot of photos of his plants. He made many attempts to catch those auras on film.

reply to post by ZeroGhost


ah, very cool. That's something I never heard about in History class !

Originally posted by woghd

Originally posted by nexusferox
reply to post by woghd

 

It's definitely 'there', was there when the pic was taken and is a real 3d world object

Same with me. It is definitely a realworld object. If it is an statue of some sort, it certainly isn't simply leaning on the fence. The center of gravity is slightly ahead of it, indicating that it is in motion, even if that means it is only falling forward. The most interesting detail is the fact that there is no room for the creature to occupy the space it is in. In fact it appears to be embedded into the wall.

YEA i see no shadow on the wall, in any of the hdr filters ive subjected it to. cant imagine why it would be embedded in the wall but maybe it was 'drawn' on a piece of plywood, then modelled up in mache or something, then painted and jigsawed out. reaching i know, but there's some mad people out there.... if i was going to hoax this for a photo-op in a hurry, thats how i'd do it, no need for the rear-facing 3d depth. da-dahhh.

and the bloom we would see naturally that would make it stand away from the wall is called radiosity, and there is none. i dunno, elaborate hoax. bin it.

Originally posted by shagula

Originally posted by Frater210



Loooking liiike a hoooax. Sorry to have given you #e, DK

I'd say that definitely adds more fuel to the fire, but again, the dude is a landscaper. He had every right to be walking through that path to get to the area where there is work to do. I wouldn't let this development alone discredit the picture, but it's certainly something to keep in mind.

Maybe he had walked that very path to get over there, pull out some big weeds or dead plants and walked back to take the picture so he could get a cleaner view of the area?


reply to post by PaidDisinfoAgent

 

There's those who have access to information to contact the original photographer, and there's a case filed for the image. There's other resources if we feel this to be a sincere case of providing additonal evidence.

The picture above is a great analysis of something to pick out, but again I added my own thoughts on why that isn't the smoking gun.

In addition to the effect on this thread, my post was a general rant. Believe what you want, but don't waste your time or other people's time and frustration posting with your foot in mouth. There's plenty of intelligent discussion to be had without every avenue being taken, this is a start. If we can't immediately label it as hoax and it becomes something more interesting than any effort put into the thread thus far would be worth it.

And if someone does have the smoking gun this can be thrown into the hoax bin, with the best intentions of the posters thus far.

edit on 3-4-2011 by shagula because: (no reason given)

Rofl he wa a landscaper? what was he landscaping? Thats a terrible job he's doing in that area if he was. The Picture CLEARLY shows footprints of a human leading straight to the lawn ET. So story goes: girl/guy brought their new craft from metal shop over to the lawn placed it, walked back a few steps and took a shot..

After reading he was landscaping a garden, and then looking at the photo (which shows a 12ft wide garden and 15ft in length), I lost all faith in this claim.

I'm sure Preston has it's attractions but seriously? You'd travel millions of miles to walk in somebody's back garden, that doesn't even have a bird table or a flower bed!!

Shocking.

Originally posted by Ewok_BobaThe Picture CLEARLY shows footprints of a human leading straight to the lawn ET. So story goes: girl/guy brought their new craft from metal shop over to the lawn placed it, walked back a few steps and took a shot..

That's already been debunked. He walked around a little bit perhaps, then took some photos. There are footprints all over the place. Besides, the object is in motion.

reply to post by Frater210


Yea I'm thinking by the complexion it looks almost like stone so it could be a statue

I not do read all the post but here is how I feel about it. There once was a saying "A picture is worth a thousand words". Well it seems that like everything else its valve has dropped. With all the crazy and odd things going on in the world today and the easy of photoshop who is to say what is and is not 'real' in a picture any more. A real alien could take a picture of themselves and people would call it fake while at the same time the worse fake ever made would be held true without question. As proof of anything pictures are almost worthless now days.

This is off topic here but it is only a mater of time before the courts and legal system have to face this when using photos as evidence in a crime. Fake crime scene photos, it will happen sooner or later.

Originally posted by fixer1967
I not do read all the post but here is how I feel about it. There once was a saying "A picture is worth a thousand words". Well it seems that like everything else its valve has dropped. With all the crazy and odd things going on in the world today and the easy of photoshop who is to say what is and is not 'real' in a picture any more. A real alien could take a picture of themselves and people would call it fake while at the same time the worse fake ever made would be held true without question. As proof of anything pictures are almost worthless now days.

This is off topic here but it is only a mater of time before the courts and legal system have to face this when using photos as evidence in a crime. Fake crime scene photos, it will happen sooner or later.

Incorrect. Cameras all have a unique pixel/grain signature that precludes attempts at photmanipulation, making it nearly impossible to use something like photoshop to fake a photo.

reply to post by woghd


While you and me may not be able to make the perfect fake photo there are people out there who can. Give it a few more years as the tech becomes better and more available to the common person and you will see that I am right. I have heard of programs that can build a picture pixel by pixel in use now. Just think about what it will be like in 10 or 20 years. Forget that long what about the next 5. I feel I am right about this but I kind of wished I wasn't.

what a waste of freaking time!!!!

For those who ask what such intelligent biological lifeforms want with us, here's a thought.

The most valuable resource in this universe is not Gold, Diamonds, Oil, Uranium or otherwise.

The most valuable material is what enables a species to augment their own biology and abilities. DNA and related is the Unobtainium of the universe. With such rich sources, and methods of adapting it, you can advance a species, save a species from extinction and enhance survivability.

Most of us take our biology for granted, but we have some of the most valuable DNA in the local universe according to some sources I've found credible.

They, (the other civilized biological lifeforms we are dealing with.) want us for that. Then there are those who are like big brothers to us and want us to evolve to a positive direction and discover how unique and special we truly are without interfering. We have DNA from many advanced species, and, some unfortunate limitations given us so we can remain under their control.

The many types of intelligent lifeforms in this emanation or waveband universe spanning only infrared to ultraviolet and radio waves are thousands of times as varied as human races are on Earths. Their needs, wants, curiosities, search for knowledge, cultivation of under-civilized or pre-intelligent species is also as varied as peoples occupations on any busy metropolitan street.

But some want the millions of years and varied special genetics we have, and will take it from us. Not much we have been able to do about it yet.

There are many other types of beings. The galaxy alone has hundreds of thousands of good, bad ispecies and also some so far beyond us that they pay no more attention to us than we do driving our car by an anthill. Then there are dimensional and multiversals. Some who like our biological and emotional energy. A different flea for every dog.

All we can do is be ready for whatever challenges are thrust our way. Our spiritual awareness might be key.

And, Hey, if aliens come to take us off world before a conflagration, I'm staying here with my mother.

Mother Earth.

Originally posted by fixer1967
reply to post by woghd

 

While you and me may not be able to make the perfect fake photo there are people out there who can. Give it a few more years as the tech becomes better and more available to the common person and you will see that I am right. I have heard of programs that can build a picture pixel by pixel in use now. Just think about what it will be like in 10 or 20 years. Forget that long what about the next 5. I feel I am right about this but I kind of wished I wasn't.

It happens to my job to make something fake look real. And I can make a fake fairly easily. Soon, I will make a few images and post a challenge for ATS folks to find the fakes and then the real, adding a back story for each. Some will be real, others will not, but after I am done, many will not only see how easy it is to be fooled by a fake, but also be fooled by a real image thinking it is fake.

Sound like a good thread?

ZG